👉 Hexachronous is a term used in the context of astronomy, specifically in the field of binary stars. A hexachronous system refers to two stars that are orbiting each other at precisely 90 degrees relative to their positions. In this scenario, the first star (the primary) will be moving around the second star (the secondary) at a rate of 12 hours and 48 minutes per day. This means that the second star is moving through its orbit twice
